readydave8
re member
- Location
- Clarkesville, Georgia
- Occupation
- electrician
Criss-Cross!Well, don't leave us hanging!
Criss-Cross!Well, don't leave us hanging!
I thought you were going to explain why the breakers were defective.Criss-Cross!
Wait for the day when you remove a failed unit, and cut it open.My next step is to cut some main breakers open. But we all have lives right? With a son on the way in February I’m in my office sawing open a $200 breaker just to look at the inside.
Why would you need to do that? On a functional unit you can check continuity with the switch closed. Phases are indeed swapped on the outputs of some residential split phase main breakers.Wait for the day when you remove a failed unit, and cut it open.
He wants to open one and see why they cross over.Why would you need to do that? On a functional unit you can check continuity with the switch closed. Phases are indeed swapped on the outputs of some residential split phase main breakers.
True enough and no one but you is going to judge your red on the left so after 12 get the hell outta there!Sometimes I give a hoot about red vs black on single phase, other times it is black and black.
Like the other day on a 12 hour service change, 6pm and the owner wants power back and I want to go home and it is too dark to see the faint red stripes on the SER, I suddenly remember that it does not matter which is which, it just goes in and it works.